AI Permissions
Show whether a work may be uploaded to AI or large language models.
- AI-OK: content may be uploaded to AI systems.
- AI-NO: content may not be uploaded to AI systems.
AI-ATLI by mario bañuelos
Create transparent AI use statements in education.
This prototype turns the AI-ATLI framework into a generator for both learners and educators. Users select permission and creation categories, record tool details, and either copy a final attribution statement or download a .html attribution statement/attribution buttons.
AI-ATLI
AI Attribution for Learning & Instruction
atli comes from the Nahuatl word "to drink water," as a reminder that digital tools still rely on physical resources.
Water-use note: "GPT-4o alone is responsible for evaporating an amount of freshwater equivalent to the annual drinking needs of almost 1.2 million people."
AI Creation
Document how AI contributed to developing the work.
- Brainstorming: ideas, examples, prompts.
- Drafting: outlines or initial drafts.
- Editing: grammar, clarity, or style.
- Coding: programming or debugging assistance.
Interactive Prototype
Generate an attribution statement
The form below is designed for students, instructors, or authors who need a transparent AI use disclosure that is similar to a Creative Commons attribution workflow.
AI Use Statement
This page was developed using the AI-ATLI framework.
AI Permission: AI-OK
AI Creation Categories: Drafting, Coding
AI Tool: OpenAI Codex
Human Role: Mario Bañuelos directed the workflow, reviewed all generated suggestions, made final design and content decisions, and approved the final implementation.